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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-06-30
BELVIDERE CuRNERS.

The Morgan bridge hangs fire.
The selectmen are putting in new
bridge at James Browns.
A petition is being circulated for a
post office to be established at J. G.
HOdgkinS'.
L. w. Pape has finished his term of
service for j. G. Hodgkins, and moved
out of town.
Merritt Potter, who has been very sick
for some time, received some encourage
ment from the doctors in Burlington
that they could help him. May they
succeed.
Amos Lawrence has put in an appear
ance from Dakota, and does not speak
IN very tiatterlng terms of Stutsman Co.
as a farming district. New version
The poor can ride in chaises, while the
rich must go afoot be-
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The Best Rake Made!

This is a regularly incorporated Trust Com.
pany having its headquarters at Fargo, ID. T., in
the centre of the Red River Valley, the garden of
the Northwest. Its eastern correspondent,
through which payment of interest and principal
is made, is the Montpelier Nat. Bank, of Mont
pelier, VT.
The company makes a specially of loaning
money upon choice improved farms in the Red
River Valley. Loans are made for not to exceed
one-third a fair cash value of the security and
net the holder and per cent. interest, payable
semi-annually without expense or trouble 10 the
holder of the loan. In addition to the strength
of the security which is ample, if desired, the
Company places its GUARANTY upon every
loan that interest and principal shall be promptly
paid when due.
With each loan is furnished an abstract from
the records showing the title to be clear and per-
feet from the United States to the mortgage.
There are also furnished with each loan among
other papers certificates from proper sources that
here are no outstanding taxes, liens or judgments
against the mortgagor or anyone affecting the
title TO the land in question. These loans CON-
plete in all respects can be had in sums ranging
from 5000 up and running from to years. The
possibilities of loss from an investment in these
securities are less than IN case of the ordinary
mortgage upon local real estate, The ratio of
foreclosure to loans placed is less than in 700.
The Company and its predecessors during the
past ten years have loaned large amounts in
this section of the Northwest WITHOUT THE
LOSS OF ONE DOLLAR.
l spent some time in Dakota in September last
investigating the method of the Company and.
looking over the lands forming the basis
these securities. returned entirely satisfied ana
can fully recommend these loans TO the investors
OF Lamoille County, whether in large or small
amounts, as having been carefully placed by men
of experience in this line of business and as
being as safe as one dollar backed by three dol
lars or more of security that is increasing rather
than depreciating in value can be. l would re-
spectfuliy ask those having investments to make
to write or call upon me and learn more of these
securities than can here be told can make it
to your advantage to do so. They arc being held
with pleasure and profit by the best hnancers OF
the country and feel confident that they will
please you.
n. M. MCFARLAND,
Hyde Park, VT.
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TESTIMONY OF MIR. JOHN HURLBURT OF
HARDWICK, VT, WELL KNOWN IN THIS


HARDWICK, Vt June %, 1887.
When | visited Dr.. Royce the 18th OF last ulle,
| was a used up man. | am 50 years old ! have
been troubled with cataTh ever since was eight
or nine years old. and six years ago this summer
asthma set in with a vengeance. | have been
treated by noted physicians from far and near,
and taken all the advertised remedies to no avail.
The 18th of last October | was so reduced | had
to give up work. My friends said l could not
live six months. had a terrible cOugh-raising
continually. had fearful night sweatS learn
ed of Drs. Royce q Severance. | called on them
the eleventh Of June, and commenced treatment,
and the result was gradually improved Doctors
said keep away and keep my money to make me
comfortable, as there was no cure for me, and all
except those who were located, were impOSters
and hUmbugs. But either they have not the
interest of suffering humanity at heart, as DR..
Royce has, or they are bit jealous of his supe-
riOr skill. Thanks be to God and DR.. Royce, l
am on terra trina yet, and to-day my cough is
gone, my cataTTh is cured my flesh is hard and
my muscles strong. | hired out on farm for
six months, and began work the 2nd day of May,
and have been at work with ease every day since.
DR.. Royce has proven to me that catarrh and
asthma can be cured. Please publish this and |
will be pleased to answer any and all inquiries
or point them to the beacon light which saved me
from the great wreck in life.
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EDEN

Miss Terrill of Morristown was in
town over Sunday.
The party at Miss Lottie Kinds on
Thursday eve. was very pleasant gath
ering.
Nineteen members of Lamoille Lodge
l. O. of G. L. met with Eden Lodge at
their last communication.
Bridges on the West Branch have
been repaired and the roads are in bet
ter condition than in several neighbor-
ing towns.
Rev. G.. A. Emery and family of
Peacham are visiting in town. Mrs. S.
b. Meacham and daughters, from Dak0-
ia, are also in town.
Members of Aaron Keller Post will
meet at their hall at No. HYDE Park,
Saturday, July I'd, at p. m. BY request
of Commander j. T. Stevens.
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NORTH CAMBRIDGE,

Miss Lucy Wheelock of Boston will
occupy the desk Sunday, July 3rd, at the
schoOl-house. Her conversational gift
is of the most genial and instructive
nature, and not only gives delight to the
aged, but also the children. Her forte is
teaching the very, gerry, little ones
under the legal age-for common school
instruction. Every person, at all atten-
tive, must know that little children
begin to think before they learn to talk,
and that the gift of language is the
and if a child thinks right, they must of
necessity talk and act right. Do not fail
to come and hear her, and bring the
children. The blackboard will be of use
to her in illustrating her endeavors to
interest her. aIIhiGrnflr--
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bility of his being able to pay. We, the
undersigned, having examined the
case, unanimously decide the charge
not sustained, and furthermore believe
Bro. A. A. Niles is worthy of, and
has, our entire confidence. We also
find balance in his favor. Signed
A. NJ. Kelley, Norman Camp, L. l..
Camp, Luther Adams, n. A. Terrill,
Committee.
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BELXtDERE.

II looks as if Hodgkins would have to open a
MOTEL to keep mp with the times.
The lumber business is lively, and the teams
are hauling away, the best they know how.
j. W. Smith, II. G. Fisk and H. A. Waterman.
the commissioners appointed by the County
Court to examine into the necessity of rebuild
ing the Kattling Brook bridge, and if so, whether
the state should do the job, met at the Town
House last Monday. Ii. II. Start appeared for
the petitioners and States Attorney Parker for
the state. Whatever the commissioners re.
port may be, one thing is quite certain this town
with grand list of little over 800, finds mosi
any bridge job burdensOme that to most towns
would DC tTiiiing expense. The law NAV be q
poor one, but il exists. and if any town has
rights under it we think ours has.
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Probate court-LamoiIIe District.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending June
25th, A. d. 1887:
June 21.-Nellie A. and Waiter S.
Hodges, Wards, Stowe; Guardian makes
report. Gel Curtis estate, Cambridge :;
License granted to sell personal proper
ty: Administrator asks for license to
sell real estate.
June 22.-AbigaiI WescOtt's estate,
Belvidere a; Appraisers return inventory.
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eferred to- ALEX C. MCLEAN.
MONROE N III Inno1o 1907

MONROE, n. H., june Z, 1857.
This is to certify that have been trou-
bled with female complaints for ten
years. l had also kidney trouble from
which | at times suffered extremely: had
tired feelings all the time aud a back-ache
that always accompanies the troubles. |
went to st. JOhnsbury to see DR.. Royce
little over two months ago and com
menced treatment. | improved from the
first and am to-day a well woman, and
able to do the work of large family with
ease and comfort. | have reason to rec
ommend Dr.. Royce with gratitude.
Mrs. EFFIE A. JOHNSON,
Referred to.
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The July Harpers adds to its feast of
able articles, beautiful pictures, and
strong serials, and two very bright short
stories. bayou LOmbre," by Grace
King, is wonderfully charming piece of
narration upon the subject of dramatic
little incident of the war in one of the re-
mote bayous of Louisiana. AUNT Ran
dy,'' by Amy Trumbull Slosson, is well
described as IAN chronological Sketch"
of a quaint down-east character who is
redeemed from a crushed life of despair
by an original study of insect transfer
nations.
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STERLING.-The congregation Sunday
numbered over 90, while the attendance
at the Sabbath school was 60.-It would
be wise for the rogue who took the tow
els the other night to as slyly return
them. Never mind the No. 10 boots, as
smaller ones might fit better.-Mrs. Her.
rick from Boston, is visiting in the family
of Nathan Hale. Mrs. Herrick is a niece
of the late Israel Hale.-Col. Atwell, of
Boston, is boarding with Mr.. Hale's fam
ily.-Lewis Wakefield and wife are visit
ing in johnson this week.-Mr POttle,
over so years of age, enjoys a fair degree
OF health. He lives with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles Atkins. The promise given
to the righteous seems verified in Mr..
POttle
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ST. JOHNSBURY, vt

ST. JOHNsBURY, Vt, june 20, 1887.
do hereby testify that when Dr. Royce came
to st. ,JOhnsbury / was very low with nervous
proStration and Indigestion, so low that the least
excitement would cause me to faint As soon as
commenced treatment with Dr. Royce Ibegan to
gain, and to-day 1 am a well woman, and would
recommend any who are suffering from any kind
of disease to consult him, as l am but one out of
the many whom he has cured in this place. do
further say have been treated by several phySi-
clans at different times, but they, not under
standing my case, failed to help me.
MRS. L. A. MARSHALL.
Referred to.
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LYNpoNvILLE, Vt, June 16, 81.

DR. Royce
Dear Sir.-It is with pleasure that l
make this statement of my case. had
Tor ten years been troubled with nv
stomach. At times | have been unable
TO perform my household duties and was
treated more or less during this time by
different physicians. Last winter | could
not eat anything without suffering.
mad resolved many times l would not at
Tempt to eat. My family physician told
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ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, May 20. 's7.

81, oOiNSBUR1s W., May ~, ~.
DIR. E. w. ROYCE
Dear Sir.-I desire to thank you for the
cure that has been affected in my case. [
have suffered for years from what is
called sick headaches, being, when so
afflicted, unable to do any work from one
to three days at time. L would have no
appetite for food of any kind, and after
one of these attacks would be complete
ly Frustrated for while. l tried vari-
Gus remedies for this trouble, some Civ
ing me partial and temporary relief and
others producing no effect. My husband
was anxious to have me consult DR..
Royce and | did so. He told me he could
cure me in one month. My stomach had
also troubled me for the past two years.
l would have very severe pains in my
stomach three or four times a day. |
commenced taking DR.. Royce's medi-
cine the I'd day of March and have not
had one ofmy sick headaches since; and
those pains in my stomach left me the
first week and l have not had any return
of them since. | feel that my health is
fully restored and that the result is per-
manent. Gratefully yours,
MRS. j. l.. FORREST.
Mr.. j. L. FORREST.
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DANYILLE. Vt, June II. 1887,

DANNILLE, ' {. julie II, 1857.
hereby certify that | was afflicted
with catarrh in its worst form for about
seven years; tried all the advertised rem
edies and home physicians, but to no
avail. | applied to DR.. Royce during his
recent stay in st. Johnsbury, and he said
he could cure me. [ commenced to inn
prove the first week and am now cured of
that terrible disease.
(Referred to- ALEX C. MCLEAN.
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Referred to.

ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM CURED.
l was troubled very much with rheu-
matism in my right arm. At times could
not lift my arm to my head without tax
ing my other hand to help me, and was
also troubled with dull heavy headache
most of the time. But since using DIR.
Royce's medicine | am free from pain.
can use my hand and arm as we'll as l
ever could. l would recommend any one
suffering to 60 and see DR.. Royce while
he is here. JENNIE NJ. GAMMELL,
West Barnet, Vt.
Pafn r.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-06-30

George Bancroft contributes to the July
Century a short paper on IAN Incident
in the Life of John Adams" Mr.. Ban
croft spent an afternoon in the company
of the second President of the United
States in 1918, when Mr.. Adams was
three or four years younger than Mr..
Bancroft is now.
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Referred to.
DIR. ROYCE :.

DIR. ROYCE
Dear Sir.-After years of great suffer-
ing with rheumatism and throat trouble ;
years of almost sleepless nights; years
whose days have been but prolonged ag-
onies from which some of the best physi-
clans have failed to relieve me, am glad
to write you that your treatment has. in
few months, cured me entirely. You
have done for me all and more than you
promised, and more than those who knew
me dared to expect, and | can now take
a great share of work and enjoyment of
this life, for which, under God / thank
you. Rev. Mrs. S. NJ. TRACY,
Referred to. Sutton, VT.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW, MoRRIsvILLE, Vt.
IN Mr.. Fisk places Insurance IN Mutual and
reliable Stock Companies. He is resident agent
of the old and f2vorably known Insurance Com
pany of North America, a company having assets
OF over eight million dollars, and is prepared
to write policies in that company. He is also
agent for the old and reliable Vermont Mutual.
Communications by mail will receive prompt
attention.
G. W. HENDEE. H. G. FISK.
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CoNCoRD VT lime Doth 1873,

CONCORD, VI, June 18TH, 1881
Dear .Str:-I would like to let the suffering
public know that / have been a great sufferer
from catarrh for long time and tried all kinds
of sO-called cures for catarrh, but got no help.
In reading one of Dr. Royce's circulars L CON
cluded to consult him. but l did so with no faith
whatever He said he could cure me. l com
menced his treatment about two months ago and
am to-day a well man. 1 would advise all who
are suffering from this asthma disease to consult
DR.. Royce at once and be cured.
II. L. WHIPPLE.
Referred to.
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LYNDON. Vt. June %. 1Ss

LYNDON, VT, June %, 1887.
To whom it may interest:-Dr. Royce, want
to add my testimony to your list. L have been
an invalid for years. l had had a bad stomach I;
could not eat hardly anything; could not sleep
nights; had pain in every part of my body, and
a tired, all-gOne feeling; had kidney trouble.
To-day l can eat anything, sleep all night no
pain or tired feelings. My catarrh is perfectly
cured and would recommend suffering people.
especially women. to consult DR.. Royce, and if
that | can never feel thankful enrugh for the
return of my IOng-lOst health. Sincerely,
MRS. EZRA DICKERMAN.
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me could not be helped; | also had the
catarrh and kidney trouble. | was per-
suaded to see DIR. Royce. He examined
my case and told me he could cure me.
placed myself under his care and to my
great surprise | began to gain, and am
now well woman. | advise all suffer
ing ones to consult DR.. Royce.
Mrs. w. A. DENSIORE.
tO
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MRS. L. HARILAND.


JEFFERSON HIGHLAND, n. H., June %, 1887.
Dear Redders:-I have this published to inform
YOU of nv cure which received from Dr. Royce
while at St. Johnsbury, Vt. Twas great sufferer
for years with rheumatism and neuralgia around
the heart and gastric irritation of the stomach and
could not get any relief Tried several phySi-
cians failed rapidly every day until / was pros
trated on my bed. After II weeks sickness
physicians gave me up to die. A friend asked
and commenced to doctor with him and in four
weeks time was able to ride home, ride of 45
miles and am now well man. L cannot thank
DIR. Royce enough for his skill and kindness in
saving my life and l would recommend any one
suffering, matter what the trouble is, to go and
see DR.. Royce. for in him they will find sincere
friend and skillful physician. E. L. DORR.
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My hand and arm has been very pain
ful for years, so much so as to keep me
from getting any rest at night; could not
use my arm at all, at times; badly swol-
len and very painful. After eXhausting
the home talent was cured by DR.. Royce
in four weeks.
MRS. HORACE JACKSON.
st. JOhnsbury, Vt
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JOSIAH TROW.

GRANITE WORKS.-I would call the atten-
W ton of the public to the fact that AN still
carrying on the Granite business, and am pre-
pared to do all kinds of work at fair prices.
J. TROW, MORRISvILLE, VT.
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This is to certify that have been a
great sufferer for six years with bad
stomach trouble, being unable to eat but
very little, and sometimes nothing but a
little milk. Was also troubled with a
heart difficulty which rendered me unable
for work Of any kind, and for few years
the pain in my stomach was so severe
that | could get no rest night or day and
lost so pounds of flesh. My friends all
thought was going to die. I called on
DR.. Royce the 18th of January. He said
he could cure me but had no faith that
he could. He said he could relieve me so
[ could eat a good hearty meal in two
weeks time. [ commenced taking his
medicine and before two days the pain in
my side and stomach began to let 60, and
before week | could eat a good meal
and it did not hurt me. | have gained
over thirty pounds in weight since he be-
gan treating me, and am so do my work
alone: have not felt so we'll for years. l
recommend all that are suffering from
bad stomach troubles to apply at once to
DR.. Royce. Any other particulars can
be had by addressing
MRS. ALBERT HOWE.
Z. y. Box 200. Summerville, vt.
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VILE, VT.
L have suffered from chronic rheuma-
tlsm 1or over four years and was unable
10 40 work of any kind. | EMPLOYED 8
eminent physicians and exhausted their
Skill. L had no strength or vitality. and
the doctors told me, after bIisterinG and
drenching me with all sorts of liniments
that really there was no cure for rheuma-
Clsm; mad given up ever being any bet
ter and all hope had left me when | went
TO see DR.. Royce. He said he could cure
me IN three months. | commenced with
little hope. | took his medicine two
months and was able to work every dav
am now on the third months treatment
ana can do as much work as ever. am
locomotive engineer on the Passump-
SIC railroad, and one the hardest trains
on The road. L am working every day
now and feel well and free from rheuma-
tlsm. L thank DR.. Royce for what he has
done to restore me back to health. While
Che other doctors took nv money and
done me no good, they in the end. after
they told me they could do nothing. told
me to keep away from DR.. Rovce: he
was no good, and tried to close the, onIv
avenue left me for health. I thank Cod
1or Dr. Royce. L shall be pleased to see
any sufferer from rheumatism and point
them to the great beacon light, or as [
say OF Dr.. Royce, the physician of phv-
slclans, and L will answer any and all in
quiries by letter.
Yours tor health,
CHAS. 0. DENISON.
helerred TO. Lyndonville, Vt.
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DIR. ROYCE


Dear sir.-When | commenced doctor
ing with you was very ill; had dyspep-
sla IN It's worst form and many other trou"
bles; could neither eat or sieep one-ha1f
as was necessary for health and comfort.
SO OF course got to be very nervous.
also had sick-headache very often and
sometimes neuralgia; head felt badly all
the time. as if weight was on if, In
less than a week after commenced TAX
ing DR.. Royce's medicine [ could eat
without distress, slept the whole ni9ht
through and gained every day. Now I
can eat anything [ wish. sleep sweetlv
and 90 homework and sewing. am per-
Sonally acquainted with more than
dozen people in this town and comfy
that DR.. Royce has cured, and among the
number are my husband, brother and
sisters. L trust any who are suffering as
was may see the Doctor without delay
and be cured as [ have been.
MRS. S. SPRAGUE,
Sutton, Vt, June Is. 1887.